The Vision and Challenge of Government Toward the Smart Society:Lessons from Korea
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This study conducted an analysis on the roles and functions of the government, which is changing according to the change in society due to technological innovation such as the Information Technology Revolution and the 4th industrial revolution. In particular, he explained the development of smart society through intelligent information technology based on Korea’s rapid social change. And I wanted to present the role of government in implementing smart society and the direction of change in its functions. This study explained the change of roles that the government should take in solving social problems using the 4th industrial revolution technology and intelligent information technology and suggested the direction of change in the way the government works. To achieve this, this study analyzed Korea’s cases of government capacity building using intelligent information technology. Specifically, it explained the development process of smart society that has emerged following rapid social changes made in Korea and the process of changing the role and function of the government. In addition, by generalizing the cases of Korea analyzed in this study, the government’s direction for utilizing intelligent information technology and strategies for changing the role and function of smart society where data-based fourth industrial revolution technology is used was presented. These research processes and results will show the significance of this paper.
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This study conducted an analysis on the roles and functions of the government, which is changing according to the change in society due to technological innovation such as the Information Technology Revolution and the 4th industrial revolution. In particular, he explained the development of smart society through intelligent information technology based on Korea’s rapid social change. And I wanted to present the role of government in implementing smart society and the direction of change in its functions. This study explained the change of roles that the government should take in solving social problems using the 4th industrial revolution technology and intelligent information technology and suggested the direction of change in the way the government works. To achieve this, this study analyzed Korea’s cases of government capacity building using intelligent information technology. Specifically, it explained the development process of smart society that has emerged following rapid social changes made in Korea and the process of changing the role and function of the government. In addition, by generalizing the cases of Korea analyzed in this study, the government’s direction for utilizing intelligent information technology and strategies for changing the role and function of smart society where data-based fourth industrial revolution technology is used was presented. These research processes and results will show the significance of this paper.
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